Enterprise Server - Process Management

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Enterprise Server - Process Management

With the Server Manager console you have the power to manage any server process - any application that needs to be run - with respect to when it runs, why it runs and what runs before and after it. Essentially, anything you wish to have running on the server can become a "job". To manage jobs, the Server Manager uses Subsystems, Job Queues, Job Priorities and Scheduling.

These features form a framework in which you can schedule anything to run on the server at the time you need. It has powerful tracking, logging, notification and restart features that give you control over what happens and will log the application progress in the event of a server failure or shutdown. Example uses of the Server Manager:

Schedule an end of day inventory reconciliation based on data about product shipped, returned and stored. Once run, have the server send this data to certain executives via e-mail or attached to an e-mail as an MS-Excel file.
Check the database every hour for web traffic information and send results via alpha pager* to network administrators.
Run reports each night over your data while the server is at a minimum load.
Have the server execute daily FTP's of data at the time you set.
Query your sales lead database every ten minutes for new leads entered on the Web or by a phone operator. Once found, have the server run a database query for which local sales executive matches the lead's location. Then have it e-mail or page* the sales executive with the lead information for immediate follow up.

* Paging presently requires Enterprise Server running on Windows NT